ARE THE CHILDREN GROWING ADULTS EARLIER???

I might not be the right person to put my topic in the issue of children becoming mature and growing early but there are certain experiences i would like to share and discuss certain things that we see every day and tend to neglect them by simply struggling our shoulders off the responsibility. Today children are getting an adult mentality at a very early stage. This, indeed is a good as this means the uprising of the mental caliber and capacity. The subjects i had in my 9th standard are being taught to students in 7th standard. We should be really proud that our fore coming generation are getting smarter each day.

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But this is not the only thing that is happening. We never bother whatever we watch in television shows like ROADIES, SPLITSVILLA , EMOTIONAL ATYACHAR, and even the daily soaps. This is because we have the capability to differentiate between the Real and Real world. But our younger brothers and sisters might not have this discretion to make, which may lead to a twisted, toxic psychology which resulted in juvenile crimes. Another important thing to be consider is that most of us even have a habit of talking on cell phone and we don't even realize that a child who has not even got the maturity might be following us. There are instances when parents sit with neighbors gossiping and the kid sitting beside them is listening and trying to understand all the gossips.

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Even we can take into account the use of websites, magazines e.t.c. Nowadays a ten year old child has a Facebook or an Orkut account. They even misuse the YouTube and search engines like Google. The most dangerous time is when the children are in adolescence stage because it is the time when their like and sentiments change. Parents in India fear to talk about puberty stages and firing issues like Sexually transmitted diseases(STD) e.t.c. Children must be made known about the pros and cons by parents themselves before they get to know from some other sources because this makes them to interpret it their own way and often it is quite misleading.

In brief the only thing i want to say is that we must think about our actions before we do them because it is our action which the coming generations tend to follow , even before they reach the right age or the right time and ultimately get depressed or psychologically upset. So, lets take steps and assure that they do the things at the right age, and do not get spoiled.

EFFORTS BY
HARSHIT-Class X-K
PRIYANKA Class XI
STUDENTS
ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL, DHAULA KUAN

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